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1. Multi-tiered Dispute Resolution: Used when implementing a stepped approach to dispute resolution (e.g., negotiation, then mediation, then arbitration)

2. International Disputes: Include when parties are from different countries or cross-border disputes are likely

3. Industry-Specific Procedures: Used when the industry has specific ADR requirements or best practices

4. Emergency Arbitration: Include when urgent interim relief might be needed

5. Class Actions: Used when dealing with potential class action disputes

6. Online Dispute Resolution: Include procedures for conducting ADR through electronic means

7. Expert Determination: Used when technical or specialized disputes might require expert determination

8. Appeals Process: Include when parties want to allow appeals of arbitration decisions

1. Schedule 1 - ADR Procedures: Detailed procedures for conducting mediation, arbitration, or other ADR processes

2. Schedule 2 - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of costs, fees, and payment procedures

3. Schedule 3 - Notice Forms: Template forms for initiating disputes and other formal notices

4. Schedule 4 - Mediator/Arbitrator Qualifications: Required qualifications and experience for neutral third parties

5. Appendix A - Code of Conduct: Code of conduct for parties and neutrals during the ADR process

6. Appendix B - Confidentiality Agreement: Standard form confidentiality agreement for all participants

7. Appendix C - Timeframe Guidelines: Recommended or mandatory timeframes for each stage of the process